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Saransh Jain makes Test debut for India at 33 against Sri Lanka

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Saransh Jain made his Test debut for India on Sunday against Sri Lanka at the age of 33. The allrounder brings over a decade of domestic cricket experience to his maiden international appearance. His strong red-ball record in domestic cricket was the key factor behind his selection for the national side. Notably, Jain became the first Indian player to make his Test debut after turning 33 since 1998.

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